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Does the DOM Traversal performance issue has been solved from voyeur.js? (library this is forked from has documented performance hit: https://github.com/dunxri
by pothibo 13y ago
Does the DOM Traversal performance issue has been solved from voyeur.js?
(library this is forked from has documented performance hit: https://github.com/dunxrion/voyeur.js/issues/20 https://github.com/dunxrion/voyeur.js/issues/20)
- adamb_ 13y agoThanks for including a link to this issue... Without it I would have assumed the was just a needless fork of Voyeur.js
- pothibo 13y agoActually, I'm not certain of what are the differences between the two. Maybe OP can explain.
- nadabu 13y agoYes, the performance has been fixed. Further improvements are possible (prototype extension), but come with tradeoffs so i'm hesitant. Apart from the dot-traversal technique (both fixed and enhanced), everything is different in HTML (see the FAQ): each(), only(), extensibility, emmet abbreviations, and the upcoming event support.